Extra-Pak coils from EVAPCO provide the highest amount of ice build per foot of tube on the market, creating colder water that provides higher system efficiencies. Storing thermal cooling energy generated during off-peak electrical-demand periods for large buildings, industrial process, and data centers can contribute to and potentially meet cooling requirements.

In conjunction with ice storage, smaller chillers can provide constant full-load operation at their highest efficiency, rather than larger units running sporadically at lower efficiencies. Additionally, using cooled primary air may allow 20 to 40 percent downsizing of air handlers, motors, ducts, and pumps due to lowered airflow requirements. EVAPCO; Westminster, MD. www.evapco.com;410-756-2600.

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